Tame Your Digital Strategy
Thursday, April 7, 2016, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Colorado Convention Center, Room 405-407
The digital service field can be wild and uncontrolled. How do we trap it long enough to define what it is and isn’t? How do we domesticate it for public consumption so that we can streamline it, teach it, market it, evaluate it, sunset it, or win awards with it? Learn from two leading-edge Digital Strategy experts as they help you harness your library’s digital strategy.
At the end of this session, participants will:
1: Explore current digital service trends. 2: Discuss what to include (and exclude) within a sustainable digital strategy. 3: Gain strategies for staff inclusion/development if they have no prior training with digital services.
The session organizer(s) identified this session as appropriate for:
Level 2: People with some knowledge, who want to increase their understanding.
This session will have: Medium interaction: single speaker/panel with questions or audience participation throughout
Handouts: Download 1
Track: Lead
Tags: Technology, E-books, Electronic Resources, Emerging Technologies, Hot Topics, Innovation, Mobile Technology, Privacy, Social Media, Technology, Trends and Forecasting, User Experience (UX)
Presenters
Toby Greenwalt, Director of Digital Strategy and Technology Implementation
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
Toby Greenwalt is Director of Digital Strategy and Technology Integration at Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, where he works to match new models for virtual service with robust, flexible IT infrastructure. In addition to providing strategic guidance for CLP, Toby serves on the advisory committee for ALA's Center for the Future of Libraries. He blogs all too seldom at www.theanalogdivide.com and tweets too frequently as @theanalogdivide.
Anastasia Diamond-Ortiz, Director of Strategy and Innovation
Cleveland Public Library, ,
Anastasia Diamond-Ortiz is the Director of Strategy and Innovation at Cleveland Public Library where she is focused on integrating strategic thinking into the processes and direction of the Library. She serves as the co-captain of Open Cleveland, a group of technologists working to promote open government in Northeast Ohio. She can be found on twitter @anastasia_do.
Juliane Morian,
Clinton-Macomb Public Library, Clinton Twp., MI